Vacuum Therapy Add-On

Description

Vacuum Therapy: Deep-Clean & Revitalize Your Skin

Learn how our Vacuum Machine gently exfoliates, boosts circulation, and maximizes product absorption.ar dapibus leo.

What Is a Vacuum Machine?

A Vacuum Machine—often called a vacuum therapy device or hydro-dermabrasion system—is a non-invasive skincare tool that uses controlled suction to deeply cleanse and rejuvenate the skin. By creating gentle negative pressure, it lifts away dead skin cells, excess sebum, and debris from pores, while simultaneously infusing serums or treatment solutions for enhanced absorption.

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Benefits of a Vacuum Machine

Deep Pore Cleansing

Mechanical Exfoliation

Enhanced Product Absorption

Improved Circulation & Lymphatic Drainage

Gentle suction extracts blackheads, whiteheads, excess sebum, and debris from deep within pores—helping to prevent breakouts and congestion.

The vacuum tip removes dead skin cells and surface build-up, smoothing rough texture and revealing a brighter, more even complexion.

By infusing serums under suction, active ingredients (like hyaluronic acid or peptides) penetrate more deeply and effectively—maximizing hydration and treatment results.

Rhythmic suction stimulates blood flow and lymphatic movement, reducing puffiness, detoxifying skin, and promoting a healthy, rosy glow.

Collagen Stimulation & Skin Firming

Pore Size Reduction

Customizable for All Skin Types

Minimal Downtime

The micro-trauma from suction and exfoliation encourages gentle collagen remodeling over time—helping to reduce the appearance of fine lines and improve elasticity.

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Regular treatments tighten and refine pores, giving skin a smoother, more refined appearance. dapibus leo.

Adjustable suction levels and tip sizes allow safe, tailored treatments for dry, oily, sensitive, or mature skin—minimizing risk of irritation.

Unlike aggressive peels or abrasive scrubs, vacuum therapy leaves no flaking or prolonged redness—clients can return to normal activities immediately.

Categories of vacuum machine

1. Basic Suction (Pore Extraction) Machines

2.Diamond/Crystal Microdermabrasion

3. Hydro-Dermabrasion (HydraFacial-Style) Systems

4. Vacuum Cupping Therapy

Area: Face
What they do: Gentle vacuum pulls out blackheads, whiteheads and debris.
Use case: Quick “extraction” only (no exfoliation or infusion).

Area: Face
What they do: Abrasive tip (diamond or sprayed crystals) exfoliates dead skin, while suction clears away debris.
Use case: Texture smoothing, light scar reduction, pore refinement.

Area: Face
What they do: Combines vacuum suction + spinning/spiral tip + simultaneous serum infusion.
Use case: All-in-one cleanse, exfoliation, extraction & hydration.

Area: Face & Body
What they do: Silicone or plastic cups create negative pressure to lift tissue—great for lymphatic drainage.
Use case: De-puffing, detox, gentle lift, can be used on face, neck, décolleté or body.

5. Body Vacuum Massage (Cellulite Reduction & Contouring)

6. Vacuum Buttock-Lift Machines

7. Pressotherapy (Sequential Compression + Vacuum)

8. Multi-Function Vacuum Hybrid Systems

Area: Body (thighs, hips, abdomen)
What they do: Stronger suction + rolling/ball tips to break up fibrous cellulite, boost circulation, encourage lymph flow.
Use case: Smooth “orange peel” skin, firming, body shaping.

Area: Buttocks
What they do: Targeted suction cups glide over gluteal muscles to lift, sculpt and improve circulation.
Use case: Non-invasive “butt lift” and firming.

Area: Full Body (legs, arms, torso)
What they do: Inflatable garments cycle between air compression and vacuum to drain lymph, reduce swelling.
Use case: Detox, edema reduction, post-op recovery, sports recovery.

Area: Face & Body
What they do: Vacuum combined with modalities like:

• Radiofrequency (RF) for tightening

• Ultrasound cavitation for fat-breakdown

• LED or Oxygen infusion for cellular repair
  Use case: Advanced contouring, skin tightening, anti-aging all in one machine.

Here are the most common side effects you may encounter with vacuum-therapy treatments:

• Mild Redness & Erythema
  Immediately after treatment the skin can appear pink to red, especially on sensitive areas. This typically subsides within 30–60 minutes.

• Temporary Bruising or Petechiae
  If suction is too strong, small capillaries may rupture, causing tiny red or purple spots (petechiae) or light bruising. These usually fade over 3–7 days.

• Skin Sensitivity or Tenderness
  Treated areas can feel tender to the touch for 1–2 days, similar to the aftermath of a firm massage.

• Dryness or Flakiness
  Because vacuum therapy mechanically exfoliates, some clients experience light peeling or flaking as new skin cells turn over.

• Mild Swelling
  Especially around delicate areas like under-eyes, transient swelling can occur but almost always resolves within 24 hours.

• Irritation or Itching
  If you have very reactive or barrier-compromised skin, suction may trigger itchiness or a slight burning sensation—lower suction levels or fewer passes can help.

• Hyperpigmentation (Rare)
  In darker skin types, aggressive treatment on inflamed skin can, in rare cases, lead to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Pre- and post-care (like sunscreen and calming serums) are essential.

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Contraindications for Vacuum Therapy

Clients should not receive vacuum-machine treatments if they have any of the following conditions:

• Active Skin Infections
  Including bacterial (impetigo), viral (herpes simplex), or fungal infections in the treatment area.

• Open Wounds or Ulcers
  Cuts, abrasions, eczema patches, or any broken skin that needs to heal first.

• Acute Acne or Inflamed Cysts
  Pustular acne or nodules—suction can worsen inflammation and spread bacteria.

• Rosacea Flare-Ups
  During an active rosacea episode, the gentle pressure of suction may aggravate redness and flushing.

• Severe Sunburn or Recent Chemical Peels/Laser Treatments
  Skin that’s already sensitized or healing is at higher risk of damage.

• Bleeding Disorders & Anticoagulant Use
  Clients on blood thinners or with hemophilia can bruise easily under suction.

• Fragile Capillaries & Telangiectasia
  Broken or dilated vessels (e.g., spider veins) are prone to rupture and petechiae.

• Cancerous Lesions or History of Skin Cancer
  Any suspicious or diagnosed lesions require medical clearance before esthetic work.

• Uncontrolled Hypertension or Cardiovascular Conditions
  The mild “pressure change” of suction can affect blood flow; require physician approval.

• Pacemakers or Electrical Implants
  If the vacuum device is part of a multi-function machine (e.g., with RF), internal devices may be affected.

• Pregnancy (Certain Protocols)
  While mild facial suction is often deemed safe, full-body vacuum/body-contouring sessions are usually avoided.

• Diabetes with Poor Wound Healing
  High blood sugar can slow recovery; any micro-trauma risks delayed healing.

A. Pre-Treatment Preparation

B. Immediate Post-Treatment Care

C. Expected Results & Timeline

• Cleanse Thoroughly: Remove all makeup, oils, and sunscreen so the vacuum tip can glide smoothly.

• Avoid Actives & Irritants: Skip retinoids, glycolic acids, and waxing for 48 hours prior to treatment.

• Hydrate Internally: Drink plenty of water the day before to plump your skin and improve lymphatic flow.

• Patch Test (Sensitive Skin): If you’ve never tried vacuum therapy, ask for a small-area test to check tolerance.

• Soothe & Calm: Apply a gentle, hydrating serum (hyaluronic acid or aloe vera) right after treatment.

• Sun Protection: Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ and avoid direct sun exposure for at least 24 hours.

• No Harsh Products: Hold off on acids, retinoids, or physical scrubs for 3–5 days.

• Gentle Cleansing: Use a mild, non-foaming cleanser and lukewarm water.

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Timeframe	Visible Effects
Immediately After	Dewy, plumped skin; refined pores; slight pinkness for 30–60 min.
24–48 Hours Later	Radiant glow; improved texture; deeper serum penetration.
After 1 Week	Noticeably smoother tone; reduced congestion; firmer feel.

 

Product Recomend Use

1. Pre-Treatment Cleanser

2. Exfoliating Prep (Optional)

3. Hydrating Infusion Serum

Why: Removes makeup, oil and debris so suction glides smoothly.

• Skin Script Rejuvenating Cleanser (enzyme-rich, gentle)

• Dermalogica Special Cleansing Gel (soap-free, foaming)

Why: Lighten the load of dead cells so vacuum can work deeper.

• Dermalogica Daily Microfoliant (rice-based powder)

• Skin Script Lactic Acid & Papaya Enzyme Exfoliant (chemical + enzyme)

Why: Maximizes moisture under suction for plump, dewy skin.

• Skin Script Hyaluronic Acid Serum (multi-molecular hydration)

• Dermalogica Hyaluronic Ceramide Mist (spray-on boost)

4. Targeted Treatment Booster

5. Calming & Repair Mask

6. Post-Care Moisturizer & SPF

Why: Address specific concerns (brightening, firming) during infusion.

• Dermalogica Biolumin-C Serum (stable vitamin C)

• Skin Script Peptide Infusion Serum (collagen support)

Why: Soothe micro-trauma immediately post-treatment.

• Dermalogica UltraCalming™ Soothing Masque

• Skin Script Cooling Collagen Mask

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Why: Lock in benefits, protect barrier, prevent pigmentation.

• Skin Script Nourishing Antioxidant Cream

• Dermalogica Dynamic Skin Recovery SPF50 (broad-spectrum)

Step use Vacuum

1. Vacuum Suction (Pore Extraction)

2. Vacuum Cupping Therapy

1. Prep Skin

   • Cleanse thoroughly with a gentle, non-foaming cleanser.

   • Pat dry and, if desired, apply a light spritz of hydrating toner.

2. Set Up Device

   • Fit the smallest “extraction” tip.

   • Start on low suction (around 10–20% of maximum).

3. Extraction Passes

   • Hold the skin taut with one hand.

   • Glide the tip slowly across congested areas (nose, chin, forehead) in straight lines—do not hover in one spot.

   • Make 1–2 passes per zone, listening for a gentle “whoosh.”

4. Clean Tip Between Zones

   • Wipe the tip with a disinfectant wipe or rinse in warm, soapy water to prevent cross-contamination.

5. Rinse & Soothe

   • Once extractions are complete, rinse the face with cool water.

   • Apply a calming serum (e.g., aloe/hyaluronic acid) and finish with SPF 30+.

1. Prep Skin & Area

   • Cleanse and lightly mist or apply a thin layer of massage oil to allow cups to glide.

2. Choose Cup & Suction

   • Select an appropriately sized silicone/plastic cup.

   • Set vacuum to medium-low (20–40% power) for delicate face; medium (40–60%) for body.

3. Apply & Glide

   • Place cup on the skin, allow it to attach, then move slowly in circular or linear patterns.

   • Keep continuous motion—do not leave the cup stationary to avoid bruising.

4. Zone Timing

   • Face/décollete: 1–2 minutes per area.

   • Neck/back/arms: 2–3 minutes per zone.

5. Finish & Aftercare

   • Remove cup, gently pat the skin.

   • Follow with a cooling mask or serum to calm any redness.

3. Vacuum Massage (Body Contouring & Cellulite Reduction)

4. Diamond/Crystal Microdermabrasion

1. Prep & Lubricate

   • Cleanse skin and apply a conductive oil or gel (helps tip seal and glide).

2. Select Roller or Ball Tip

   • Use a rolling or ball-end tip designed for deeper tissue work.

3. Set Suction Level

   • Start at medium suction (40–60%). Increase gradually up to high (60–80%) only if client tolerates.

4. Direction & Technique

   • Work along muscle fibers:

     • Thighs: from knees → hips

     • Abdomen: from navel → flanks

     • Arms: from wrists → shoulders

   • Use long, sweeping strokes, 3–5 times per area.

5. Targeted Spot Work

   • For stubborn cellulite nodules, pause briefly over the area and use small circular motions.

6. Treatment Duration

   • Per area: 5–10 minutes

   • Full body session: 30–45 minutes

7. Post-Treatment Care

   • Wipe off oil/gel, apply a firming lotion or body butter.

   • Encourage client to drink plenty of water and, if possible, do a light walk to boost lymphatic drainage.

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Pro Tips Across All Modes:

• Patch Test: Always begin new clients on low suction to gauge tolerance.

• Clean & Sanitize: Sterilize all tips and cups between clients.

• Monitor Skin: Watch for excessive redness or discomfort—adjust power or technique immediately.

• Customize: Tailor suction strength, tip choice, and pass count to each client’s skin type and sensitivity.

1. Prep & Cleanse
   – Remove makeup/oil. Pat skin dry.

2. Load Crystals or Fit Diamond Tip
   – For crystal units, fill the chamber per manufacturer instructions.
   – For diamond systems, choose the coarseness level.

3. Adjust Suction & Abrasion
   – Start on low vacuum (20–30%) and light abrasion.

4. Glide Over Skin
   – Work in straight, overlapping passes:

   1. Forehead → cheeks → chin → nose

   2. 2–3 passes per zone—don’t linger.

5. Clear Debris Often
   – Wipe tip or empty crystal catcher between passes.

6. Post-Care
   – Rinse, apply calming serum, then SPF.

5. Hydro-Dermabrasion (Vacuum + Infusion)

6. Vacuum Buttock-Lift

• Cleanse & Tone
  – Use a gentle gel or lotion.

• Select Multi-Step Tip
  – Many systems have a single spiraling tip for exfoliation + infusion.

• Step 1: Exfoliation
  – Lower vacuum (20–30%) with abrasive/spiral action to loosen dead cells.

• Step 2: Extraction
  – Increase suction (40–50%) to remove debris.

• Step 3: Infusion
  – Switch to infusion mode: vacuum pulls in hydrating serum (HA, peptides).

• Finish
  – Apply mask or moisturizer, then SPF.

• Apply a Light Oil
  – Ensures cups maintain seal.

• Choose Large Cup & Medium Suction
  – 30–50% power to start.

• Glide in Horizontal Strokes
  – From under-gluteal crease up toward waist, 4–6 passes.

• Vertical “Lift” Motion
  – Cup at base of glute → roll upward in short strokes, 3–4 times.

• Aftercare
  – Firming cream with caffeine or peptides.

7. Pressotherapy (Sequential Compression + Vacuum)

8. Hybrid Modes (Vacuum + RF / Ultrasound / LED)

1. Suit Up
   – Have client don the inflatable boots/arm sleeves.

2. Set Program
   – Choose “lymphatic” or “detox” cycle.

3. Run Compression + Vacuum Cycles
   – 30–45 minutes: garments inflate then vacuum in programmed sequence.

4. Hydrate & Rest
   – Encourage water intake, light walking post-session.

• Follow Suction Protocol
  – Use your standard vacuum suction or cupping steps first.

• Activate Second Modality
  – RF: heat tissue at 1–3 MHz for tightening (5–10 min per area).
  – Ultrasound: cavitation heads for fat-breakdown (5–8 min).
  – LED/Oxygen: switch to mask or wand for light/oxygen infusion.

• Combine Moves
  – You can suction immediately before or after the adjunct therapy to boost efficacy.

“How often can I get vacuum therapy?”

For most skin types, scheduling vacuum-therapy (e.g., hydro-dermabrasion or HydraFacial) every 4–6 weeks aligns with your skin’s natural renewal cycle and helps maintain optimal results. Some professionals even recommend monthly treatments for ongoing maintenance and season-to-season resetsinar dapibus leo.

“Is it safe for sensitive skin?”

Yes. Modern vacuum-therapy systems like HydraFacial are well-tolerated by all skin types, including sensitive skin. Because they use gentle suction rather than aggressive peels, the risk of irritation is low—most clients experience only minimal redness that subsides within an hour

“What’s the average cost per session?”

Treatment costs vary by location, device, and provider expertise. In the U.S., you’ll typically pay between $150 and $300 per session, with an average around $225 for a standard 30- to 60-minute vacuum-therapy facial 

“Does it help with milia?”

Yes—vacuum suction can loosen and extract milia (those tiny keratin cysts) during the extraction phase. Many clients see visible improvement after one session, though stubborn milia may require multiple treatments or adjunct manual extractions for complete removal